2010 NASCAR Driver Review: Robby Gordon
That second place at Sonoma was a high point. Robby Gordon used a combination of pit strategy and road-course savvy to work his way up front.
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That second place at Sonoma was a high point. Robby Gordon used a combination of pit strategy and road-course savvy to work his way up front.
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Marcos Ambrose was strong on the road courses, as he always is. He looked to have a victory chance at Watkins Glen, but the last set of tires did not perform.
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Kevin Harvick dominated the regular season of the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series schedule.
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